Back foot throws

Jl is the only QB in the world that does this intentionally. It helps his timing

-signed, TIGERLEE

Phillip Rivers plays in the NFL. His throws are god-awful, just awful looking. As long as he connects with the reciever for a completion, I don't care how it looks. By the way a good majority of his throws(JL) were right on. IF he missed he was out in front leading the receiver, not at his feet.

I think it's just how he throws. I like Lee, but hate watching QBs throw off their back foot.

DONT THROW OFF YOUR BACK FOOT

Actually he did on a couple,..but they were throws that needed to be softer, not thrown like a bullet....I thought he did a damn good job,..so all of the fans on this board need to either support him and the team, or GTFO..and be banned from posting on here...

JLee throwing off his back foot is not his biggest flaw. The dude lock his gaze in the direction of his intended WR's about 95 frickin percent of the time. Rarely does he fake pump either. There are going to be a couple of SEC defenses that are going to take one to the house if he keeps that shite up. Those are my two biggest complaints of JL but his positives outweigh the negatives such as his will to compete & his experience.

Either way LSU fans are going for a ride on the JLee express... I just hope it's not the pain train.

I like Jarrett Lee and think he's a much more naturally gifted passer than some other QB's we've had. He can be very accurate at times, but he can also be off wildly on some throws.

No one wants to say it, but the reason he throws off his back foot most of the time is because he fears the rush. Simple as that. I played QB in high school and college, and it's easy to spot. He's certainly been told and coached not to do it, but it's something he just hasn't been able to break. There are times he'll step into a throw and he looks all-world. But many times he feels the rush when it isn't there. If you'll watch the game again, you'll see him release the ball and then recoil as if he's trying to cover up and avoid a hit that isn't coming.

Like I said, I like him a lot and think he has loads of talent. But in a game where he has a real rush, he tends to unload the ball as quickly as he can, and that's not always a good thing. You're gonna get hit more often than you like when you throw the ball, but he just has to stand in there and step toward his target. If he'll break his habit, he can be very, very good. If not, he's gonna have a really ugly game or two. Just my opinion.